ASU Law Talks

ASU Law Talks

ASU Law Talks is a resource blog from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, featuring helpful articles by expert law faculty and staff with deep knowledge in legal education. Our stories include Q&A sessions, helpful tips and clear insights answering common questions about law school, advanced degrees, program comparisons and career possibilities, empowering you to make informed decisions about your legal education journey.

 

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What is the JD student experience like? Learn how law school unfolds from 1L orientation through graduation, bar exam preparation and entry into the legal profession at ASU Law.

Discover why intellectual property law matters in today’s innovation-driven economy and how ASU Law prepares both JD and Master of Legal Studies students to navigate IP strategy, technology and risk.

Learn how ASU Law integrates public service, legal clinics, pro bono work and experiential learning into legal education.

Considering an MBA? Learn how the ASU Law Master of Legal Studies compares, and why legal fluency may be a smarter path for working professionals.

Learn how Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s legacy shapes ASU Law’s values, experiential learning and career services rooted in public service.

Discover how ASU Law’s MLS conflict resolution emphasis builds advanced mediation, negotiation and conflict management skills for real-world leadership.

Discover what the first year of law school is really like at ASU Law, from daily coursework to community support, and learn how 1L students find balance and confidence.

Name, image and likeness (NIL) has transformed sports law, giving athletes new business and legal opportunities. The Allan “Bud” Selig Sports Law and Business Program at ASU Law prepares students to navigate contracts, compliance and athlete representation.

Discover how to craft a compelling law school personal statement that sets you apart. This guide from ASU Law explains what to include, common mistakes to avoid and how to align your goals with the ASU Law’s mission.